The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 6, 1916, Page 8

PREDICTS FOLK WOULD BE WING. Payton Nafus spent last Sun- oe . day at the home of Guss Bruner. DEFEATED. ~ Many Borter calle Miss ‘thir Westove red wood Emery Porter called on s: Arthur Westover sawed Former Governor Stephens Sq Leona Hedger Sunday. for the neighbors last week. Aunt Sally Foster and Mrs. : Mrs, Lela Bruner set 286 eggs That He Veonveae by wning and husband, also one day last week, Won't there | otes. lerode, Frank Hedger |), q big lot of chickens when they Former Governor Lon y. And if it’s Your House or Barn that Needs the Roof, ' Why don’t you Roof with the Roof of Ages? Have You Examined the Roofs of Your Susie Br James N Q ° Buildings? z and John Fritts spent Sunday af-| an patehs = ‘Stephens predicts that if Joseph ; ‘ : jternoon at John Hedger, Jr. Mrs. Tom Bruner bought @/ honk ig nominated for governor he If it's an outbuilding with a flat roof, a porch (eo, Lockridge and family ¥I8-] opeam separator one day last will be defeated by 40,000 votes that has just began to leak. a shed roof where the ited at Ike Loekridge’s Sunday. | eok, She means business. ..,{siys Saturday's St. Louis Repuh boards have begun to crack and let the water Judge Hedger helped Judge} (Ww, Armentrout and wife lic. ! " through, if it is a chicken house roof where the mites collect, ~~ Gover It With McFadden doctor a horse one day | were trading and taking in the During Folk's recent visit last week. sightsat Elkhart last Saturday} oT ouis he telegraphed ' Geo, Crooks and Glen Pahlman] joie. rae i ae Ue ek q ea rene both had a cow to die last week.) Bud Chambers, who wants, to f le spon ie gubernat Miss Myrtle MeCann, the Olively. tho next sheriff of Bates coun- ‘al 4 ae ah flltie anti zt a Branch teacher, has changed her satig in Adrian one day. last iat i ie Lae rc ee hoarding place from — Harry ma vking hands with the a cae i He te aa y French’s to Grandma Jackson’s boys. Bud is o. k. ae Sa ale 7 in : fia u i. tg as it'is much closer to her work. Miss Ruby Suminers of Amster- a eh mire ai ‘ Unele Tom Hoekett mena i dam visited her uncle, John Bar- fargnditis Mihai. HERE Sate a Lh ae ae a ae Ys two children conferred with influential citizens Two auto loads went to Adrian |), ile pneumonia, but are het- who co-operated with us when f . venti an is . sas you first ran for governor * * * Monday to the convention from faye GRE SIDKEL BAM, i \ lee : the Virginia neighborhood. ‘ We are looking for candidates Should you Garey eye Henry Oldham of near Passaic aS soon as 4G aids got good 80 tion you wou a eated by 40),. was over Monday after a load of afin hanminnny aan 000, at the pol s. i corn with four horses, : JOUNNY. Governor Stephens was elect. Hatching eggs, Red Roek, for SS ee ee: casi ed at the St. Joseph convention as sale at T.,J. Hockett’s. North New Home. one of the delegates at large and ie Smith says he has . . :. {nominated for one of the tw Alvie Smith says he has the. inmate avec teste ore we ate | O 0 f j Tact Mane Rts US Par Orrict os ; ROOFING : The Red Cedar Shingle Cronolite is the roof we have on the awning in front of our office in Butler. It has been on Your roof is your watchman and your insur- i 3 ‘ ance. It guards all you possess under it. Under this awning 12 years and doesn’t leak a drop. Our Red Cedar Shingle Roof there is no insidious dampness and damp disease. A Roof that You can Buy for Why Not a Reliable Roof? Why $1 50 per 108 square feet, including the-nails to an Untried Roof? put it on with. The Red Cedar Shingle Roof nailed with zinc A roof that is made from long fibered felt is coated nails is a youth at thirty. The Red Cedar host place he ever worked at Ed ie hesreiyeetiy Tai democratic electors at large. Strong, Durable and Inexpensive. Shingle was your father’s roof, it is your roof, onleiiis mules whieh he bought from Le pee es and if you use our grade of Clear Red Cedar ; ‘ i ixon,. 3 i Shingles it will be lar childrents root, Dr. Lusk’s new house. is ready ee Mie tendeeandesons RUS: Summit Happenings LOGAN-MOORE ‘ a uot the plasterars and PEGE sell. of Amsterdam, came down Mr. Herman Séelinger’s family Shingles is the Only Roof that ]] Virginia, where he lost his other Bide grams Wlaeaone Moline soon HUME BS Che * * oul Rema pean area Laat a 5 eee AsO Hes Ur ‘ring Tr u PA SLES, LUMBER COMPANY has Not Advanced in Price ie ly ae ana ap [Chandler's and Bud Berry's. Hoe MRO AWOO HIG. Mende: BUTLER, MO. PHONE 18 during the Past Month. some fine gates on his .Senily| Bud Berry hurt Is hand onertine 3s u ie As ean as he gets his srrenset Ce last week and blood poison Miss Loraive Newlon and Nellie Sa ra ie ze 5 ji house built he will. surely be at Boe a Rania Mena Gan el aa A uit Si ‘Niort ment with Mt. Carmel News. horhood. They caught a-turkey Mound Pickups. , home. pee a : anne ain Simpson — last K. Et a lal : Mrs. Larris?Whaatley spent a for Mr Barr Saturday morning in of ea Os Hand of Elkhart spent Mon- ale ik i : : : | John Ty foe wife and daughter, : Mrs. J.B. Rice has been very day afternoon swapping jokes | eek: were Suuday visiters at Joe few days last week with her par. broad day light not very far from | ' . . srick MeCaughey ¢ Albeort.[cy. jie: ents, Mr. and Mes. Mullis in But. the house. We will have to give ee A Cs sick but we are glad to say that | Lineridoll ds the roads The Summit people have organ- with Clint Burns. Nice them a chase some of these d ie ie hetter at we ST «| ‘There will be a Titerary at Wednesday ’ 7 i Mrs. NoCA. Bar and grandson, Mrs. Jess Fleming spent several a ine Ee Sharp VIS-| Cpooks school house Friday night. i, if Tila and wife of Bron- aa EY stdlnel ue ull LTA Derrel Barf. left. Thursday for days last week, at. the home of ited M allie Holwell Sunday, Frank Hedger Ims commenced | 7007 MS s ig Hanis We hope their efforts will be re. es - ue Fritz Mier was at the coun- | son, Kansas, and) Mrs, Harrison} warded, It isa splendid commun- Monales aise fei yp hers parents, Mang Mrs. Setl }farming on the Peter Crook's 207 eee Popeka, Kansas, to visit her bersparents, Min and Mrs, Seth Boe é ; Oe Chipps and daughter of Kansas ity and will no doubt be a good one day last week. Vara daughter, Mess. Harry Stephens. Nightwine, pear hee iri aeese (iacteoren dette e yi penn eae! A ‘ Fe and Mies. Clyde Denning: Me ol. We) Bggleson had a new rand Mrs. Geo, Cow ley O11? fas) Patkehas sone fine Duroc ons ae tae oe ney thing for the children Barr received word Saturday that stingle reef put on the barn on™ ut township MORO TACINE TO Toga tom silty as : Ue Se a Iss Ula? Ada Mae Thomas..is back to Mes, Harry Stephens was the bis farm where Clarence Porter Passaic Saturday Oe | Os Hand says he will tell stories Ni RRO TCE hie ae school after several weeks being proud mother of a 10 pound boy, lives, last week Miro and Mrs, Archie Gr ‘;hut will not make oath to them, De Ce UL SON ee ON OL args : : “ ! ‘ nae 1 Amsterdam: visited with Milt Don't forget Rey. .Spenecer’s the proud parents of a baby ¢ Mrs. Cyrus ‘Nestlerode and her) Wat Farm work is at a standstill. y : . . m ¥ Dios iis gi ri fp > frp {* ae iy . The name given to it is Thelma leveaihneiey kein SIM sted Ap Reeves -and wife the first of the Jay. round is too wet to plow, which*was born about two hours \ hefore Mrs. Bare got there, ALP) tegular appointment at?7Mt. Car , ‘ Noreen : : Halk (tees; Eulalia Stureze ; Satur were gettingalone nicely, nel Sunday afternoon at + ; a eae eee Osceola, Was.. two days last week, Pier ; a walia Sturgeon spent Satur- Glon Burk is affected with the Burdee Wolfe and Glova Smith a and st ae net ely It is rumored that Ike Dawson Phe | oe Aue ae day night with Ruth Jones. saslos mONS) 4 i ave of the Virginia neighbor! and CMaren visited at Min ol BO RUd- thas hought the. Peter Crooks] burned down Tas Sau THAN) Rey. Spencer filled the pulpit meprne: 0 aueee Tl) 31) Ta ee ee ae aa ahndae, Heese, ee ote CPN Nea, Medi dedioy wale woe i ; bul ait Suummit Sunday night. The first Sunday night in each month, M. Hardinger Ffarn, them if they’have never had them Mr and: Mrs, Lee bef attended the Cl ler to visit with her sister-in-law, refore, f Lene NHN We are sorry, to hear that one Jott! Taylor is the first candi: | ft " ? i ‘Ss fi » are . . id nV . av. d ial " Miss Iva Leonard spent the convention in Adrian Monday af- of Mr. J. R. Baum’s fine mares! date | have seen out. Ile is highly Mrs. Hc ney “Medley, and! wal Try to remember that and come. past week with her sister, Mrs, ternoon and evening, died Saturday night. er recommended by his friends in te DUN Ton then ew homey Sty ae teen and family and H. John Melissivk, near Lost Cor.) Mrs. C28. Robertson visited). Unele Louis Kichler visited at] shawnee township and is capable |! Montana. ; ~ a, | Wayland and family were Satur- pecan esis from Friday until Sunday with 4. I. O'Dea’s Sunday, lot filling the troasurer’s office if| Tilt Reaves, ign the stele list. day evening guests lat the Joe G Tee nenn, Galette jack to her mother, Mrs. Deffenbaugh, M 8 Edna Mier visited Miss] nominated. Mrs. JJ. \., Strein and daughter Ghinleomne: A, Uf ‘east of Butlér one day | neat Pleasant Gap. ‘Lola ¢ oop Sunday, : | Jas. Crooks is talking of going and Mingo handler visited at Buc Mr. Johuston has gone to visit last we * : UNCLE HENRY. Mr. Keele Thompson left one lt Culifornia.about the 10th to sve | Bery’s Teatidi GUIs Met, other relatives after spending a ry eran wine antinee mak day last week for Wyoming, ling tanilye Hee is loaning hisi. oun Phelps and wife and J. Ls week with his sister, Mrs, J. M a ane ath e Baile ate Sa Mr. Silas Pulk visited at Mrs. property here in fine shape, Ho | Tones wid family, and Frank Mille} yo.) ‘ ie area School Tist Simidaes Wo Me Tan Notice to Farmers. dl B. Rive’s “several days last | ism good fellow if he don’t vote | oe A ae Bhart fue Mrs. John Hines is still in very dinger, Supt: N, A. Barn, assist.) Owing to the impossibility of "5 a gcc ine in| Le Democratic tivket, Be eee rTo nau ; ' Mande Burk. secretary: getting sacks as well as the pro- Pas . a - a wits trading 1) guess summer is coming as eee Is i, ie h naohee Tom. Newlon was out on Sune ny . eames Suen ties assite saturday, lsee Unele Ge i % 4 vip | ey. Saturday bene her birthday, ier Ae : veomare, ‘Treasurer: -lose- hibitive price the elevators and ARE A EAM a iCaeat melas us Unele Geo, Zinn has his hair! All enjoyed the day and departed (tht "oad Monday and treated Leonard, organist: Ralph mill will not. be able to furnish eee cniye Paneth na cheat ey , feut in good style, 1 isin ren, : P mope ROME OF his frietids to a ride in Coi Librarian, Sunday school sacks for handling grain eae ASTON GRAV UUDEATIR SNL ON itis tate wel wall TentOUIl Mo bueee a IEES SANY SOTO Ea ana ralat It is a dandy lit: every Sunday at 10 0%eloek, Power & Bro, bee oe Nlesne lines} SO acres 4 miles southeast of But- | ms Ne ie acd can tle ear. F The wolves are getting pretty Peoples Klevator (Co. PASI Ula HGH WEE Re 4 jlen for grain rent. Write or call] ee Hi ha y Fala ( ; | Leo Jones is home from Kansas friendly in this part of the neigh 19(f Cannon Elevator. Rice, of Passaic ; Virginia on Butler Rotite 5, [City visiting home folks and ‘ a b at Butler Monday after spending al ‘ Glen Maloney signs for The EY oe I a Mr. Jas. Chambers is the cham- | ie ee ia Ae : Times. Tle wants to buy a horse | days at Mr, MeCormack,s ne SUNS >} pion fisherman. THe went Nishing | § ve | Henry Ehart helped J, .W, SUNSHINE. ‘ Ree anes and a cow. t ‘ Saturday down on Bone’s Fork. Jones haul fay from Claud Bers : John Hedger is building his ; me : | He canght six bass and there was a A an aie De ls ry's Thursday, > | List of Letters | ] two of them that would) weigh Sam’ Grimsley -has gone to| Orval Piekett and wife, Bri \/; Remaining wnealled for at the a UIPTLE TRISH ROSE. Cass county to do a few days MeCaughey and family visited atl! Post Office at Butler, Mo., for the PUN IIEE MGISTL work on the farm for his aged Homer Linendoll’s Sunday, : week ending April 4, 1916: Fine Bulk Garden Seeas | »:,......00 0. wise Ail YB Bey Cavin Me Otto Kee i IDiAKehuo , a ce armers, A.J. McGuire says to per, Rev, Geo. TH. Miller, Ma. J. . ee ‘€ pe Mees fal au ae nie come and look at his stock for he : Oak Grove Items. W. Miller, Mr. Charles Moon, Bd ; f es and most of the vietins havelpas » number one he seand jack | Mrs. Clara Batchelor — and | Wigger, E. D. Wigger Mrs, Mag- Bright new stock of Garden Peas: Little Gem, Nott's Excel- been real sick, but we are glad 1919 miloa west of Passi Mio. daughter spent. Satwiday at the{zie Conn Paes . eae cine tean Monger Pile and best: may Hay ANITA ereemeaea ee ive el SBeung Mrs. Charley Ennis, daughter} W. Ck Compton home, — These letters will be sent to the ana vee Neda wit te a eiiodige Mie = Rea Nee % Deis ue Tee We of Unele Ellis Hand, came from] A. L. Gilmore sawed wood for|dead letter office April Isth. ing, Telephone, erman, Strategem, Britis! onder, Cham- AN dog name oodrow ST California to care for her aged] Henry Cook ‘Tesday, 1916 if not delivered before: In pion of England and Large White Marrowfat. ‘Buy Now! WEAN S Buy Now! won first prize ata beneh show, | Every little straw of encourage- iment is welcome, ; paretns. She arrived here on| > Merl Sargent: sud. Ih: Wednesday of last week and on{ wood wer > Chit-} callin Appleiou City visitors | Adv for the above, please say rtised’’ giving date of list. Wiidlead a: riarkercormenen nie tev eie future wants. Gantt ATiae Ghat leaulCanon analdnnit. ial ay anger: dispatch one day last week, : J. E. Williams, Postmaster. waste them by planting now. |ter, Mrs. Adams, were shopping Heat auaieds My cade : ah lhe rrbi gene bes called on Nena As amare Early Red Valentine, Refugee or 1000 to 1, Golden Wax, |) in Butler Thursday. Ag 2:30) eae eh ee 1 ey a Hi - | oy afternoon, Christian Science Services German Black Wax, Pencil Pod Wax, Currie’s Rust Proof, Black Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Will]. pevolver he loft Ne ie MIU hae 5 ie McCook and POLE clint anit stata: aeroides. and Wax, Kentucky Wonder, White Seeded Kentucky Wonder or Compton, a boy, Monday morn- oe f Ral petite CubCAuSU [2s TAY es LIS Bertha MeCook, | g ee 1 pe crencerenyices 8 i Stringless, Golden Cluster, White Creaseback, Migsouri White 3 ‘ — or that place, : calledt on Mrs. Geo. Keen Tuesday ne ay se hool will be held each Cornfield, Cut Short, Dutch Caseknife, Lazy Wife, Cranberry, John Woodfin called onl, x ell, it seems from the Repub- afternoon, ; unday in the Probate Court rook Burpees’ Large Bush Lima, Henderson's Small Bush Lima, King AAT DiNoH RIM ay execine: lican q ress that the New Home iy Miss Kathlyn Watkins spent 7 the court house. Sunday of the Garden Pole Lima, Sieva or Small Pole Lima, Herb Seeds, AHURA OSPRHEV BEL poh gas Cpe will support Teddy Tuesd y afternoon with Mrs, De-|* on ae a. m. Services lla. i Sage, Dill, Anise, Balm, Sweet Basil, Bene, Borage, Caraway, spent Wednesday. with “theclik a. ; cede right, Seth, he is Vanhoy. eae vAre Sin, Disease ane Catnip, Coriander, Sweet Fennel, Horehound, Lavender, Sweet ter’s father, Abe Brown, and fam- the best you have got. J . Mroand Mrs. Tom Cumpton| ean ta H cae Marjoram, Rosemary, Rue, Summer, Savory, Thymeand Worm- | jly. | aS N. MLN. {spent Wednesday night with his All are cordially invited to at-, wood. My.stock is complete in Small Seeds, Lettuce, Radish, “Mr. Health and son visited Ikhart. sister, Ars, Clara Batchelor, tend. Cabbage, Tomato, Beets, Brussels Sprouts, Carrot, Cauliflower, ifriends near Pleasant Gap Sun- Well ; oe ie Geo, gent is doing some re. : Celery, Chard, Chicory, Collards, Sweet Corn, Corn Salad; Cress, |} jay. ell, the writer failed to show | pair work on his barn, Notice. : up last week as the big rain and Cucumber, Egg Plant, Endive, Gourds, Kale, Rape, Rabi, Leek, Lettuce, Musk Melon, Water Melon, Mustard, Okra, Onion, Par- sley, Parsnips, Peas, Peppers, Pumpkin, Radish, Rhubarb, Salsify, Spinach, Squash, Turnip. FIELD CORN-. Sample bag each of selected: Yellow Dent, Golden - Beauty. Silver Mine, Boone County White and St. Charles White, Flower Bulbs will be in this week. Moon Vines later. FIELD SEEDS Only first quality of Kentucky Blue Grass, Timo- thy, Red CloVer, White Clover, Alsyke Clover, Sweet Clover, Rape, Sudan Grass, White Kaffir, Red Kaffir, Amber Cane, Orange Cane, Yellow Milo Maize, Feterita. ae Burpee’s Fine Flower Seeds Will soon have many varieties of flower seeds that are not to Mrs. Chas. Rector was shoppine = cold weather knocked all of }in Spruce Tuesday cleo the news out. Mr. and Mrs “ Clandc 3 ee oy Mr, i Mrs. aude Quick | tate of Ny . MeFarland. : se . ig and wife spent last called at the Lon Foster home fom : pele to Sunday at the home of Lige Spill-| Sunday afternoon, the und ‘ ened Pe Me Pr yhate man. Mr. and) Mrs. John MeCool Pe Hip ard aes aaa ‘ Miss Goldie Coats and her best | spent Sunday with the faces eda iP cla aga [] « a took in the pie supper at mother, Mrs, MeCook b a oe the 29th day ok ast’ Saturday io] rs Y Mareh, 1916. — Noe last _ Saturday night. Mrs. Clar: Batchelor — and Rie HA 5 ‘aims A ge ated yond _ time. daughter, Nena, called at the Dan a ; ee s0us Se havine ES ee is reported t hat Mrs. Christ-; Bowman home Sunday after-|4,... ae said estate are pea ars _ - no — She has been} noon, Fi 0 nig them _ to whe ep sick for a long time. hereon Signed for allowance wit hin sls The writer stayed all night at! his mother, ‘nonths after the date of said let Will Brown) was transacting business in Butler Thursday. | Mr.and Mrs. Clarence Ray- bourn are the proud parents of a ifine baby boy. ' Mr. Tra Brown and daughter, )Rosa, spent Friday at Abe | Brown's. » Mr. Emmett Ford spent Sun- ‘day at the home of Milburn Tharp visiting his cousin, Mr. Ralph Cul- ver. Miss Ada and Dollie Rains were in Butler shopping last Saturc _ Notice is hereby given, that letters testamentary upon the ¢s- pent Sunday with Mrs. E. J. Keen, iba sdundielaewhere: Buk which G86 al Wave @anErerlliiie li about : BLUE BELLE. pod sie Ben Coats last Satur- It Mrs. ‘rl Butler spent the lat- rath i Ws: 4 Fs gat: Saturday or Monday. , ———--—- ie sil : ? er part of the week visiting hie f vet f 1) é aN: Mixed Sweet Peas and Tall and Dwarf Nasturtium in Bulk, Baptist Church. W. E. Crumley pulled down the | sister, Mrs, eonaed sry his] and Wf such claims be not exh better and cheaper. : old Pickett house one day last! her parents, Mr. and M be and/ed within one year from the dat Bible school 9:30 a. m. week. - Vien - and Mrs. Jake of the last insertion of this pub- Preaching services hy Rev. R.| Jim Kershner and family vis- The Oak ( lication, they shall be forever : |M. Webdell at 11 a. m. and 7:30/i at Jol ’s last S , 4 ‘rove Improvemen ; J. D. DEACON ogy ebdell a a.m. and 7 30 ml at John Barton s last Sun- sey a will meet April 8, ement ges ieee ae i \ jeo. Sargent and daughter, | 191 ate of last insertion «\} There will be no meeting of the} Looks like there will he another | Thelna, Were 6, |B. Y. P. U. next Sunday. wedding in Elkhart hefore long. itors Satwele pein, ay vie MARGARET McFARLAND, South Side Square Butler, Mo.